Three Redguards on a diplomatic mission to Skyrim are caught up in the civil war and the legacy of the Blades. Two Nords are trapped on different sides of the civil war. And at the centre of it stands the Dragonborn.

Twenty-five years ago Cloud Ruler Temple fell to the Thalmor and the Blades were wiped out. Amongst them were the Aurelii, a clan descended from the Hero of Kvatch. And the Empire did nothing. The return of Alduin drags buried secrets to light and no one can come out with clean hands.

Last in the Sparrow Finlay stories. An end comes to all things. Danse must say farewell to his Sparrow and learns the reason for her name.

11th in the Sparrow Finlay series. Sparrow Finlay has triumphed over one enemy and another wishes to parlay because her son is dying. But the one faction who didn't come to the conference table has other ideas on how the future should be decided.

10th in the Sparrow Finlay series. It's time for the trial by combat at the Minutemen's Castle and both Sparrow Finlay and Paladin Danse face their greatest trials. The fate of the Commonwealth rests in their hands while other factions watch and ponder their options.

Sequel to 'Soul of Steel'. When the truth of Paladin Danse is revealed and Sparrow Finlay given an order she cannot possibly obey in good faith, the Commonwealth decides to make a point to the Brotherhood of Steel about the rule of law in their land. Before the judgment of Elder Maxson comes, however, the Paladin discovers the reality of what he and Sparrow truly are.

Part of the Sparrow Finlay stories. Arthur Maxson was born to command and fight. He would remove the strings that bind him and prove himself his own man for the sake of the Brotherhood. Sparrow Finlay is the perfect consort. What he asks of her, he has always asked of himself.

Sequel to 'For the Brotherhood's Sake'. Paladin Danse has always put his duty first, even though it breaks his heart.

Sequel to 'New Home, Old Home'. Arthur Maxson has come to a decision... and neither Sparrow nor Danse like it or can do much about it.

Sequel to 'Confessions in Goodneighbour'. After coming across the last survivors of Quincy in Concord, Sparrow and Paladin Danse lead them to Sanctuary Hills. Old griefs are laid to rest, old friends found and an agreement that could alter the course of the Commonwealth reached.

Reliving her husband's death in the Memory Den leads Sparrow Finlay to confess her worst failings as a wife and mother to Danse.

Sparrow Finlay and Paladin Danse go on their first official mission for the Brotherhood under Elder Maxson's command. The mission goes alright, but it's the lunch after where things get awkward.

Sequel to 'The World I Have Now'. Sparrow Finlay has done the best she can for the Brotherhood recon team until their promised relief force arrives. Chasing answers to the fate of her son, she comes to the conclusion that the battle with the Institute isn't one she can win alone. Thankfully, she has Danse at her back.

Sparrow Finlay stumbles across Cambridge Police Station after her world is ruined and finds that there are still decent people around in the form of Paladin Danse.

Part of the Thunderverse. Miranda Lawson has saved her sister with the aid of Regan Shepard and Jack, formerly known as Subject Zero. In an Illium marketplace, she is forced to reconsider old loyalties as the psychotic biotic shows a slightly softer side under a jacaranda tree.

Prequel to canon with some minor AU. Regan Shepard is a gangbanger, a member of the Tenth Street Reds, but even she had her limits. One decision during a job led to her leaving the streets behind for a life in the military and the path that would write her name in the stars.

Last in the Digger!verse. "At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them." A chance encounter with others prompts Regan to recall those who died in the Reaper War.

Alistair Ar Fiona O Ramhold was meant to become a Warden like his mother. Mara Cousland is the youngest scion of a noble family betrayed. Neither of them expected to get married - at least to each other. Throw in a Blight and a civil war and you have a recipe for disaster... or a romantic story for the ages.

Last in the Digger!verse. Kaidan Alenko and Regan Shepard have survived the Reaper War. But some scars are too deep for them to face by themselves.

Fourth in the 'Colonel Shepard, Australian Digger' series. Major Kaidan Alenko, commander of the Canadian forces during the Reaper War, is reinforced by those led by a woman he's cared for since they first met years ago. Her reappearance gives him hope that perhaps they will win this war... and he gives her the strength to keep on fighting.

Gytha Bark-Shod is a vagrant who's so poor she has to make her shoes from birch bark, hence her nickname amongst the various small villages of Skyrim. She enters Solitude, gets a haircut and a new dress, and is mistaken for a savvy, well-travelled adventurer by the Jarl's court. One haunted cave and some political advice to Elisif later, she finds herself involved in the civil war.

Third in the Colonel Shepard, Australian Digger series. "Umm, uh, let's throw a space-prawn on the barbie?" Colonel Regan Shepard shows the Reapers why bushfires in an Australian summer are deadly.

Prequel to 'Don't Mess with a Digger'. "Apparently the Crucible hasn't fired yet and they need a Space Yank to pull the trigger. Our job, as always, will be to kick down the gates of hell, hold the damned things open, and let the Yanks come in and say they won the war." Colonel Regan Shepard leads the Commonwealth forces in the Battle of London.

Urdnot Wreav thinks he's entitled to Australia after helping save Earth from the Reapers. Colonel Regan Shepard demonstrates why it's a very bad idea.

Sequel to 'Commander Shepard, Space Marine'. Kaidan Alenko's life is... interesting, to say the least. He's humanity's first Spectre and in love with a famous actress. But he's not quite sure about the stuffed toy kangaroo she keeps in pride of place in her apartment...

He's humanity's first Spectre. She's the star of a popular kitschy Alliance military drama. Together, they fight the guys who blew up the best sushi place in town! (Or what happens when someone challenges me to write Mass Effect as a Galaxy Quest-type show and I decide to make elements of it the equivalent of Star Trek within the Mass Effect universe). Triggers for suicide and PTSD

J'zargo is the Dragonborn. Shenanigans ensue. Brief mention of drug use.

The final story in Ysraneth's Tale. Ysraneth becomes the Jarl of Falkreath. T for a bit of language, implied femslash and cannibalism.

Lydia and Ysraneth finally get married. Sanguine shows up. Shenanigans ensue. Triggers: cannibalism, crack pairings.

Another Ysraneth tale. Odahviing meets the Dragonborn and gets to try her famous Thalmor Tenderloin on the eve of the journey to Sovngarde. Lydia figures a little nibble won't kill her either. Trigger: cannibalism.

Ysraneth, half-Bosmer Nord, relates an old story to Elenwen. Elenwen is not amused but can't do anything because of diplomatic immunity. Later on, she gives Ulfric Stormcloak some advice. He might actually listen. Triggers: cannibalism, implied torture, potty mouths.

Ysraneth, the half-Bosmer Nord Dragonborn, has a serious question about the morality of eating dragons when she has the soul of one. So she asks Arngeir. Implied Lydia/f!Dragonborn, discussions of cannibalism.

Half-Nord and half-Bosmer, Ysraneth has some interesting interpretations of the Green Pact's Meat Mandate, especially in regards to the Altmer. After all, she's human and they're not, so it's technically not cannibalism. Thankfully, her new huscarl doesn't seem too judgemental. Lydia/Dragonborn.